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Chevy Bel Air 01 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
"Nor" at the beginning of a sentence
0 could anyone write down a couple of sentences which begins with "nor". 02 br
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00 -shorter than the one below, please. 02 br
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00 "Nor is there a trace of those rivers of milk, wine, fresh waterand honey described with such flourish, not in the Koran, but by visionary dreamers like Ibn Arabi." 02 br
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00 -shorter than the one below, please. 02 br
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00 "Nor is there a trace of those rivers of milk, wine, fresh waterand honey described with such flourish, not in the Koran, but by visionary dreamers like Ibn Arabi." 02 br
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0 The word 'nor' is a conjunction and would typically be used in mid-sentence. 02 br
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00 Your sentence adds additional negative ideas to ones that have already been stated in a previous sentence. 0-
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00 Your sentence adds additional negative ideas to ones that have already been stated in a previous sentence. 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br
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00 I have explained the situation again and again but you refuse to accept it. 01 b 00 Nor do you even try to do so. 02 b 02 br
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00 Some people never stop talking. 01 b 00 Nor do they ever listen to what you say, which is worse. 02 b 02 br
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00 Here are some examples: 02 br
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00 I have explained the situation again and again but you refuse to accept it. 01 b 00 Nor do you even try to do so. 02 b 02 br
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00 Some people never stop talking. 01 b 00 Nor do they ever listen to what you say, which is worse. 02 b 02 br
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0 You mean 02 br
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00 "I haven't encountered the rivers flowing beside the silver and gold kiosks of Heaven, the broad-leaved trees bearing plump fruit and the beautiful virgins mentioned in the Glorious Koran - though I do very well recall how often and enthusiastically I made pictures of those wide-eyed houris described in the chapter "`That Which Is Coming.
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00 "I haven't encountered the rivers flowing beside the silver and gold kiosks of Heaven, the broad-leaved trees bearing plump fruit and the beautiful virgins mentioned in the Glorious Koran - though I do very well recall how often and enthusiastically I made pictures of those wide-eyed houris described in the chapter "`That Which Is Coming.
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01 cite 10 Puzzled 12 cite 10 Hi, 12 br
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10 Here are some examples: 12 br
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10 I have explained the situation again and again but you refuse to accept it. 11 b 10 Nor do you even try to do so. 12 b 12 br
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10 Some people never stop talking. 11 b 10 Nor do they e
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0 Hi Chevy Bel Air 02 br
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00 To say the same thing that Puzzled said, you could say this: 02 br
00 Some people never stop talking. They 01 b 00 also do not 02 b 00 listen to what you say, which is worse. 02 br
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00 Yes, your original use of 'nor' is similar to 'neither ... nor'. The "neither" part would have been stated in a pre
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00 To say the same thing that Puzzled said, you could say this: 02 br
00 Some people never stop talking. They 01 b 00 also do not 02 b 00 listen to what you say, which is worse. 02 br
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00 Yes, your original use of 'nor' is similar to 'neither ... nor'. The "neither" part would have been stated in a pre
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Nor has the discomfort in Washington been limited to the Opposition party alone.
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